Closed lrosenman closed 5 years ago
The sed -i -e s/... command (at least on FreeBSD) makes a sh.cf-e file. The correct invocation should be:
sed -i "" -e ....
the -i switch REQUIRES an argument.
Thanks for pointing it out, I tested on a BSD box and you are right. Documentation updated
The sed -i -e s/... command (at least on FreeBSD) makes a sh.cf-e file. The correct invocation should be:
sed -i "" -e ....
the -i switch REQUIRES an argument.